Fahad Khan:, external "Supporting Derby today only because our young Chelsea loan star Patrick Bamford is playing. Hope he gets a hat trick today."

Paul Fletcher
BBC Sport at Wembley

"Not many people that I have spoken to are prepared to make a call on this fixture, although a few reckon that QPR's experience could prove to be vital. Wembley bathed in sunshine one minute, clouds hovering over the stadium the next. Goal-line technology will be used this afternoon - I've just watched the system be put through its paces. Riveting viewing."

So in just a couple of hours we will know who the 20th team in next season's Premier League. Will it be Harry Redknapp's expensively assembled QPR - a squad that boasts no less than 4,264 top-flight appearances between them. Or will Steve McClaren's youthful Derby side prevail?

Who would you like to see promoted and who do you think has the best chance of surviving their first season back in the top-flight?

Let us know via the usual methods, #bbcfootball,, external text us on 81111 (UK only) and you can also get involved on the BBC Sport Facebook, external and Google+, external pages.

Juliette Ferrington
BBC Radio 5 live at Wembley

"Derby fans Lesley and Elaine and pre-match Prosecco!"

Paul Fletcher
BBC Sport at Wembley

"Be warned - if you are planning on arriving at Wembley Park station expect a bottle-neck at the top of the stairs as you exit. It is very much selfie-central, with fans keen to capture themselves and Wembley stadium in the same shot."

Are you a QPR or Derby fan unable to get to Wembley today? Maybe a neutral who just loves the excitement of the play-offs? Or a fan who is on the way to the game but wants to keep up with all the build-up?

If the answer is yes to any of those questions then you are in the right place because we have everything you could need to keep you occupied for the next couple of hours.

At Wembley, BBC Sport's Paul Fletcher, BBC Radio 5 live's Conor McNamara and Juliette Ferrington will be providing behind the scenes photos and chat while we will feed in comment and photos from fans, players and celebrities on the way to the game. You can follow it all on this very page via desktop, tablet, mobile and BBC Sport app. You won't miss a thing, I promise.

There are few things in football more nerve-wracking, more exciting, more toe-curlingly tense than a Championship play-off final, are there?

After an energy-sapping campaign spent fighting for a place in the top six and then two further gruelling bouts in the semi-finals, nine months of toil all comes down to what happens in the next 90 minutes.

Win, and you are back in the big time. Lose, and you have it all to do again next season. The stakes could barely be much higher.

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£120m. Imagine what you could do with that burning a hole in your pocket. Buy an island in the Bahamas perhaps? A penthouse on the edge of Hyde Park? A couple of Bugatis and a massive birthday cake for Yaya Toure?

That is the financial prize that could potentially be heading to one team as Derby and QPR slug it out this afternoon in the Championship play-off final at Wembley.

By the time the attention of the football supporting world swings to Lisbon for the Champions League final tonight, one team will find themselves considerably richer and back in the Premier League. For QPR, victory will bring an end to a brief dip of the toes in Championship water. For Derby, it will end a six-year exile from the top flight.

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Everything is laid out the night before. The washed team shirt, the ticket, the mobile phone fully charged.

Then it is time to sleep. But you can't as thoughts run through your head of what could be come Saturday aftenoon. Will we play well? Will we win comfortably or leave it late? Imagine being back in the Premier League! But what if we lose? We can't lose. The last nine months for nothing. Nah, it won't happen... will it?

Before you know it, it is 7am and it is time to begin the journey to Wembley, where a 46-game season could be decided in just 90 minutes.

For adults, this is like being a kid at Christmas. This is a game with one of the biggest prizes in domestic football at stake. This is the Championship play-off final.